Uralic languages

Bibliography

The following manuals provide a sound basis for further study (especially in the numerous grammars of Uralic languages and articles on problems of Uralic linguistics—few of which are available in English): Björn Collinder, Fenno-Ugric Vocabulary: An Etymological Dictionary of the Uralic Languages, 2nd, rev. ed. (1977), presenting comparative Uralic word lists; Björn Collinderet al. (compilers), Survey of the Uralic Languages, 2nd, rev. ed. (1969), which gives short sketches of all but a few of the Uralic languages, with the lesser languages receiving only superficial treatment; Denis Sinor (ed.), The Uralic Languages: Description, History, and Foreign Influences (1988), a collection of articles (many in English) on Uralic topics; Toivo Vuorela, The Finno-Ugric Peoples, trans. from Finnish (1964), an anthropological survey; Peter Hajdu, Finno-Ugrian Languages and Peoples (1975; originally published in Hungarian, 1962); and Morris Swadesh, “Linguistic Overview,” in Jesse D. Jennings and Edward Norbeck (eds.), Prehistoric Man in the New World (1964, reissued 1974), pp. 527–556, which posits Uralic–American Indian relationships.